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Which is why I asked about the recent one, not from 3 years ago. Yut Yut, devil dog, semper fi, oohrah... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V41X8rp4Cso

I guess I don't understand why anybody would want to buy a used engine and then rebuild it. It would be one thing if he had put a rod through the side of the block, but his is knocking. You don't even know what is wrong yet. Although a spun bearing is a likely cause for engine knock...

Very good find.

How could that be sarcasm? You suggested tech advice of some sort, I wanted to know why he needs it.

Really, why is that?

Look in the electrical wiring diagram.

A 7MGE does not produce positive pressure until you supercharge the intake. http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TEWD/MK3/manual.aspx?Section=Main&Page=136

Yes. And it is voltmeter, not valometer. It won't do anything though.

More and more rice every day here.

Are you talking about the recent friendly fire, as in a week ago or so, with the video released? If you are talking about the one I am thinking, you are full of shit.

Membership is required to read...it is not a Supra site, but a Toyota/Lexus V8 site. http://lextreme.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=86 http://www.lextreme.com/supra-swap.html

Nice workstation boost...

I don't think I can come up with 10 models, let alone individual years. My Supra 300ZX twin turbo NSX LS series JZA80

Why does it look like it does not belong there?

I would take the engine only numbers over the standard repair manual when they are different.

If you read that somewhere in the media, you can be assured is a misstatement. And an intentional one at that.

Does contractor count?

To add to that, the hard layer isn't very deep.

Well, do you care to describe the problem? Or do I need to get out the crystalll ball.

1-2 synchronizer ring is worn. That comes from driving styles. On the top of the ring is pointed teeth. Those are the clutching teeth that hold the gear. That is the grinding you hear the clutching teeth out of sync. The bottom of the ring is where the speed change occurs to allow shifting...